Yes in Australia, disc version bundles have showed with a price of AUD895 including a digital copy of Horizon FW.

There also digital edition bundles with a controller for AUD759.

The former lasted for less than 24 hours and the latter for around 2 hours. 

Really? I knew there was a difference between the two but thought it was always low enough to where it didn't matter much. I guess there's a far bigger margin of error for systems that don't sell that much.

Switch's 2022 is now over 3 million ahead of 2019, YTD.

I'm not sure what else I can tell you lol.

Ok, so here's how this could have happened:

Both Famitsu and Media Create don't track all retailers equally. They have samples and extrapolate that to the whole country. I think they use an algorithm or something. There's always a margin of error. It seems they also each don't track some retailers at all. For example Famitsu doesn't track Amazon. So those retailer's sales are estimated.

XBS isn't sold at all by many retailers. Both trackers use methods that assume that a console is sold nation wide like is the case with most consoles.

I assume that both numbers are off and that Famitsu is to high and Media Create to low but by a smaller margin because generally Media Create is considered to be more accurate.

I just glanced at the US sales. This is the first time I can remember seeing three main consoles selling at about the same rate, and I've been watching console sales since around the year 2001. Really amazing stuff.

Supply has definitely improved for PS5 and Series X, and by extension for Switch, since they were also affected by the chip crunch to a lesser extent.
And yeah, sales are neck and neck in America. Most other regions have a preferred brand but America really is anyone's for the taking.

I don’t know… Aren’t we long past bickering about those people?

It can be fun laughing at them.